Welding Course

Why I should take Welding Course ?
Welding is used largely in the manufacturing sector but the skill has practical applications in many other industries including ship building, car making, engineering, construction and many more. Welding is a skill that requires experts to perform for durability and safety reasons and cannot be performed by untrained people.
Benefits of taking course with us
Training programs focus on the individual making sure you are always assisted throughout your time in the training course. Experienced tutors and advisors are available by telephone or email to deal with any questions or queries you may have.
To get a help on our course
Please give us your details and one of our national advisor will call you to discuss.
Please Note : we do not share your contact details with any other organisation
REQUEST MORE INFO.Contents covered in Welding Course
These listed below are the areas we will be covering in the Welding Course:
- EAL Level 1 Award in Introductory Metal Inert Gas (MIG) Welding Skills
- Craftsman Welder International European Plate or Fillet Welder (coded qualification) to be taken when level of competency is achieved
- EAL Level 1 Award in Introductory Oxy-Acetylene(OA) Welding Skills
- EAL Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Fabrication and Welding Engineering Technology
- EAL Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Positional Welding Technology
Jobs, Salaries & Opportunities
Jobs
Below are some examples of welding jobs that are available (at time of publishing) to help you understand what you might expect once you have completed your course and are looking for a new job as a welder.
Salaries
The average welder's salary is £24,449 (Totaljobs.com) although it is possible to earn significantly more than this through a variety of methods.
Opportunities
Opportunities for welders are considerable due to them being an integral part of many different industries. Some industries that consistently require welders are shipbuilding, manufacturing, engineering, car making, construction and many more.